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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether an official from his Department attended the inquest of John Hall of Shetland Road, Leicester.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether an official from his Department attended the inquest of John Hall of Shetland Road, Leicester.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what involvement his Department had in the examination of the brain of the late John Hall.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what involvement his Department had in the examination of the brain of the late John Hall.
Letter dated 03.12.2002 from David Lammy MP to Keith Vaz MP regarding the answering of a parliamentary question of the case of the late John Hall. DH. 2002.
Letter dated 03.12.2002 from David Lammy MP to Keith Vaz MP regarding the answering of a parliamentary question of the case of the late John Hall. DH. 2002.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on organ retention by pathology services and the case of John Hall.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on organ retention by pathology services and the case of John Hall.
That this House deeply regrets the news of the death of Mr John Hall of Belgrave, Leicester, a leading member of the campaign for justice for nuclear test veterans who contracted leukaemia while serving on Christmas Island; notes that his plight and those of other nuclear test veterans has been raised on numerous occasions in this House most recently in an Adjournment Debate on 25th February which bore John Hall's name; considers that the Prime Minister should now publish the latest National Radiological Protection Board report which this House understands he has now received; believes that justice must now be done for the diminishing number of nuclear test veterans and their families; and therefore hopes that John Hall's outstanding work for the veterans will not have been in vain.
That this House deeply regrets the news of the death of Mr John Hall of Belgrave, Leicester, a leading member of the campaign for justice for nuclear test veterans who contracted leukaemia while serving on Christmas Island; notes that his plight and those of other nuclear test veterans has been...
That this House welcomes the statement made by the Prime Minister on 4th December 1990 in the House that he would examine the case of Mr John Hall of Belgrove, Leicester, a nuclear test veteran who is dying of leukaemia, an illness he contracted while working on Christmas Island, notes that the Prime Minister has subsequently refused to take any action in this matter; acknowledges that John Hall's case is a test case for other veterans; and calls on the Prime Minister, without further delay, in the interests of compassion, humanity and justice to provide John Hall and the other nuclear test veterans with the compensation that the House and the country believe that they so richly deserve.
That this House welcomes the statement made by the Prime Minister on 4th December 1990 in the House that he would examine the case of Mr John Hall of Belgrove, Leicester, a nuclear test veteran who is dying of leukaemia, an illness he contracted while working on Christmas Island, notes...